Looks good,if you don't mind me asking what are you using for the feed neck, and how do you attach them?
What did you make today?
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Cal440
heres what i started with and a shooting vid from 10 min ago
https://youtube.com/shorts/5l_IIro7B...YbUO-LCvuj6vlRComment
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Cal440 if you want something functional, not "showroom quality" , i could probly help you outComment
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SLiCEPTiON!
love the slice kit. love the vendetta kit but the handle is juuuuust not my flavor and theres not really any other options
acp hasnt had a mini kit in stock for a long time, soooooo.....
this was very easy, only main guide hole on the back plate needs enlarged, and the insert sleeve removed. can finally finish this one offComment
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I've had this PMI stock kicking around for a while so I decided to mod it to accept an HPA tank.
(I really wanted to run tank rings of some kind like an old-school setup, but alas, that's beyond my capabilities.)
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Love my brass ... Love my SSR ... Hard choices ...
XEMON's phantom double sided feed
Keep your ATS going: Project rATS 2.0
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Another non paintball thing, but this fix came from me being a brass airsmith.
I used a scrap piece of brass tubing to make a bushing for my 1996 JD lawn mower belt tensioner. The original one was plastic and 2 piece, and honestly did hold up for a long time, but now this should be indestructible.1 PhotoComment
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God I love being a machinist…. I bought a tribal addicted and plan to get it running, well I go to take out the ram so I can rebuild it and it won’t budge. First I tried my two Allen key trick (what works for a vast majority of these older markers).. after that failed miserably I decided to make myself a disassembly tool… easy enough to start with hex bar aluminum, turned down the neck so it will fit in the pocket and drilled two holes. Then turned down some hardened pins and pressed them into the body… total time 20-30 minutes and now I have a rebuild tool
As it turns out, the ram was green loctited into the body
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www.PhrameworkDesigns.com < Nelspot, Sterling, and Phantom parts, plus the occasional big project.Comment
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The wife was unhappy with the lack of green hoppers that weren't lime or olive, so I picked up one of the white virtue IR2 and some green Rit synthetic dye. Ended up throwing a couple coats of clear coats in it as well. For my first try dyeing something I think it came out pretty good, but there are a few spots where the dye was kind of splotchy.
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